I sort of wish players could only choose one job.

[Shurrikhan]

Uninstall the game upon death if you feel the need to inject realism so badly.

It's not a matter of realism or fantasy. It's a matter of enjoyable depth and story. There's virtually no substance to each of the jobs, nor to the way a character enters or pursues their paths. The post above I said I agreed with said nothing of forcing the job limitation as a rule; merely that the present system seemed shallow, stale, and allowed little character immersion. I have trouble seeing how wanting to see such conditions improved would be a fatal dose of realism.

Perhaps I should have assumed that agreeing with a post would be taken as agreeing with every quote by its author. My mistake.

If this makes my position any easier to snipe:
- I enjoy the ability to have as many jobs as I want, but through a vivid feeling of my own innovation and experiences (which first requires game mechanics that allow such) paired with mentorship and world archetypes, rather than a mere 'collect them all' set of situational tools that take little time to master.
- I find issue with the acquisition and lack of adaptation of abilities and their motifs, not with the armory nor multi-job systems.